• @CitizenKong
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    1421 year ago

    The Dilbert guy really went off the deep end, didn’t he?

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          1 year ago

          Is there really 2 hours and 18 minutes worth of content devoted to Scott Adams losing his goddamn mind? I don’t know if I have that kind of time to invest in that douche canoe.

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            81 year ago

            I really enjoyed it. But I was also playing rocket league or driving when I listened to it. Behind the bastards is moderately funny so it’s an easy listen.

          • @Piers
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            51 year ago

            Having listened to some other Behind the Bastards I’d say it’s really an entertainment show that uses their topics as a basis to joke around than a serious biography wherein explaining the subject is the primary goal.

            They’re usually fun and you’ll tend to learn something new but it’s not really ever going ot be a serious deep dive.

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              31 year ago

              Sounds a bit like Drunk History! Though I think I’d have to take that one with a bit more salt

              I keep hearing about the podcast and it sounds great. Could you recommend any outstanding episodes to check out? My interests are wide so anything is on the table

              • @Piers
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                11 year ago

                I’ve not long listened to it so probably can’t make great recommendations of classic episodes but I enjoyed their series of episodes about Vince McMahon titled: “Histories Greatest Bastard!” (partly because it features Seanbaby.) I’ve really just dipped in an out of a couple of random episodes otherwise.

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        Really good episodes too

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      301 year ago

      Wait, I thought that was just a random idiot, are you telling me that’s the author of Dilbert?

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        1 year ago

        Yep, he’s completely lost it and was dropped by pretty much every newspaper after describing black people as a “hate group” (among other crazy stuff).

        • @madcaesar
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          331 year ago

          I really don’t understand successful people attaching their wagon to Conservatives… The entire human history is just a parade of religious Conservatives resisting change, trying to subjugate others and looking like absolute assholes in hindsight.

          There is ZERO examples in history of “hey we were going to expand freedoms, but good thing we didn’t, thanks to the religious opposition!”…

          Conservatives are wrong and have been wrong on every single social issue since the dawn of time.

          I’m sure they had their victories when it comes to economic issues, but they haven’t had one of those in over half a century either, since the only idea they seem to have is tax cuts.

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        21 year ago

        Hah yeah… It also wasn’t until this post that I made that connection. For the past few years I’ve heard of “the Dilbert Guy going off the deep end” and seen random posts (like this) with this Scott character being an absolute moron

        mind blown meme

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      91 year ago

      Along with Chachi, Hercules, and the Wheel of Fortune guy. Conservatism (read: Fox News) will rot your fucking brain.

      • @Piers
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        51 year ago

        Be fair to Conservativism, Kevin Sorbo’s (Hercules’s) brain was already damaged by the time he fell into its warm dark embrace.

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      41 year ago

      It’s almost as if Fox News rots your brain! Or maybe boomers just licked a lot of lead paint as kids…